Somewhere ghosts, ghosts and ghosts were dancing. 61.
Somewhere giants used to barge big teeth.
How many lay slain on the battle-field (and blood flowed from their wounds).
Somewhere the crowns were lying and somewhere the armor and shells were lying like this,
As in the season of winter (the tailor) has woven many clothes and left them. 62.
There were streams of blood (flowing like this) of horses and elephants.
As fountains flow.
(It seemed) as if the second deluge had come
And in which the heroes of crores of heroes have been killed. 63.
The tusks of crores of elephants were cut there.
Somewhere slain warriors lay (and somewhere) tattered flags fell.
Somewhere young horsemen were dancing (horses) in battle.
Somewhere the death knell was sounding and a heavy noise was being raised. 64.
Somewhere there was the sound of chants and bells
And somewhere the king (the warrior) was laughing and clapping his hands.
(Somewhere) big bells, trumpets, cymbals were playing.
Somewhere the umbrella holders were standing full of anger. 65.
Somewhere, a deadly raga was playing from the big drums.
Somewhere, trumpets, trumpets and drums were playing.
Somewhere the beans and beans were playing beautifully.
Somewhere Ruchang, Mridang, Upang, and Muchang were playing. 66.
There was such a fight under the window,
The like of which was not even among the gods and demons.
There was no such war between Rama and Ravana
And neither was such a thing done in the Mahabharata.
Many warriors were standing there shouting.
Some were shooting arrows and some were wearing armor.
Somewhere disguised as women
Stubborn warriors were running away from their horses. 68.
How many Pathans were driven away and how many were killed in the war-field.
How many umbrellas were trampled by horses on the battlefield.
Where stubborn warriors were killed,
Siddh Pal (AAP) came there by making a circle. 69.
When Siddh Pal was seen by the Pathans,
So no one could hold a weapon in hand.
How many ran away and how many were killed on the battlefield.
(It looked like this) as if the wind had blown down the old wings of Pallas. 70.
As many stubborn warriors were involved in the war, all were killed in the battlefield
And how many were kicked out and thrown into the fort.
Some were bound and some were released.
How many lives were killed and how many were saved. 71.
He who took the sword was killed.
Only the one who ran away survived.
As far as I can tell, there was a very heavy war.
Seeing the iron rattling, Chhatradhari got angry. 72.
Somewhere Naad (Narasinghe) is playing and somewhere Naad (Sankha) is being completed.
Some young men had died fighting and were crying after seeing the (Hur) warriors.
Somewhere (warriors) come and fire kirpans.